Newburg Alumni Banquet Held At Local Gym
The 20th Newburg alumni banquet was held at the local high school gymnasium Saturday night with about 110 attendees. James Smoot of Fairmont served as toastmaster as members shared talks and a fine menu prepared by Kathleen Lanham. Afterward guests danced to the Mallory Parke orchestra at Ellis Hall. Officers for next year were named: C A Frazier president, W Maloney vice president, Edith Burke secretary-treasurer.
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James Smoot
Fairmont
Kathleen Lanham
Ellis Hall
Mallory-Parkle Orchestra
Clarksburg
C. A. Frazier
W. Maloney
Edith Burke
Memorial Day Parade Traffic Rules and Police Plans
The article details traffic routing and parking rules for Memorial Day events in Clarksburg and Grafton areas. It outlines street closures from Main to Market and Walnut to National Cemetery, police and mounted patrols at key intersections, and encouraged parking on Yates Avenue. It notes liquor purchase doctrine from the era and references national figures on traffic and enforcement.
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Main
Bridge
Market
Main Street
St. Mary's
Beech
Walnut Street
National Cemtery
Barbour, Randolph
Bridge Street
Blueville East Orn
Washington Street
Bridge and Main Street
Post Office
National Cemetery
Washington, West
Walnut
Yates Avenue
Ball Grounds
Clarksburg-Gratton Pike
Fetterman Bridge
Wabash Road
Transfer to Justice Department Drives New Enforcement Director
A director, not yet appointed, will have active charge of enforcement as the transfer to the justice department proceeds. The move aims to centralize oversight and accelerate regulatory actions across agencies. The interim plan outlines steps toward formal appointment and implementation dates.
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Justice Department
Hospital Notes: Amputation After Baltimore and Ohio Incident
Hospital notes report Mrs Bertha Arble admitted for major operation this morning. William Reneman admitted after accident at Baltimore and Ohio shops in which his right thumb was amputated. Miss Lillian Morris discharged yesterday.
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Willian Reneman
Hedy
Baltimore and Ohio
Lillian Morris
Policeman Found Dead At Speakeasy Front in Chicago
Chicago police report Patrolman John McDonald found shot in the head on the floor of a speakeasy fronted by a cigar store. The pistol lay near his hand, cash register rifled, glasses and coats scattered as patrons fled. Patrolman Claude Alexander arrived and arrested five men.
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Chicago
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Claude Alexander Shearing
McDonald
Hoover signs seven prison reform bills
President Hoover announced that he signed seven federal prison reform bills to reorganize the system. The measures plan new prisons and reformatories, training schools, hospitals for juvenile delinquents, and a three member parole panel. Federal probation officers would be attached to each district court.
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Hoover
Asa Tre
United States
Erie
Mississippi
Sears
Public Health Service
Congress
Pickett Says Days Not GOP Won Election
Washington on May 27 Deets Pickett testimony before the senate lobby committee. He blamed the victory on churches temperance groups and the WT U and Anti Saloon League while noting the Republican campaign was undermined by poor leadership. The board budget stood about 135000 dollars.
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Hoover
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Deets Pickett
Methodist Board of ‘Temperance
Senate Lobby’ Committee
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Anti-Saloon League
Aethre
Alfred E. Smith
St. Louis
Grand National Bank
Vice President Upholds Democratic Point of Order
Washington reports the Vice President Curtis today upheld a Democratic point of order against the new Lexshie provision of the tariff bill, signaling early procedural objections in the legislative debate.
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Curtis
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